Naxco Port Agency
An international network of port
and marine services specialists
Naxco Port Agency is a global provider of port agency and marine services, combining local expertise and references with a unique approach. This international network of talents is an exclusive alliance of selected ship agents having a strong foothold in their respective local markets and able to provide the appropriate solutions to each port operation.
Buy building a network with different teams and cultural wealth all around the world we offer port an marine services to all!
Why join us?
The best reasons to join Naxco Port Agency
REASON #01 BUSINESS
Join our worldwide and exclusive network and get opportunities to generate business between members
REASON #02 VISIBILITY
Take advantage of a solid membership support and an own sales staff to promote your company and your business
REASON #03 GLOBAL COVERAGE
Share a full global coverage: an international network of offices and agents duly selected by our specialists
An international presence
Naxco Port Agency is an international network of talents in the maritime industry. To be as close as possible to clients and deliver an integrated set of global services, Naxco Port Agency’s expertise is established in all the major geographical areas.
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Green marine – Offshore Energy
- CMA CGM’s third LNG-powered giant delivered 11/30/2020
- CSL cuts steel for ASKO’s two autonomous, electric ferries 11/30/2020
- World’s 1st zero-emission container vessel, Yara Birkeland, delivered 11/27/2020
- FSG wins 1st order under new owner 11/27/2020
- MAIB: Intoxication, safety issues and poor communication led to fatal accident on board Karina C 11/27/2020
- SSY: IMO measures fail to speed up global fleet rejuvenation 11/27/2020
- Piriou unveils new cable laying vessel 11/27/2020
- LR, Anemoi & SDARI to develop vessel designs featuring rotor sails 11/27/2020
- 10 kidnapped from cargo vessel in another attack in Gulf of Guinea 11/27/2020
- US maritime regulator increases scrutiny of major container alliances 11/27/2020
